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• Nance

  A value of $800.00 was placed on Nancy.
• Nance

  Elizabeth Riffee willed a woman named Nancy and her son John to a John Smith of Kentucky. If this John Smith of Kentucky is the same John Smith in which Nance is listed, then Nancy and Nance are likely the same person. However, there were at least 8 men named John Smith living in Roanoke around 1850, the time of these records, so this connection cannot be assumed.
• N. Wirt
• N. Spessard

  May be related to Jacob and Ann M. Spessard.
• N. Harres

  It is mentioned in the record that N. Harres had a "bond for hire" of a "negro girl Caroline" associated with Thomas C. Read. The value put on this bond was $60.00.
• Myron Blaney
• Musing
• Muse

  This enslaver could be any of the following Muses:
• Murris

  A value of $500.00 was placed on Murris.
• Murris

  A valuation of $250.00 was placed on Murris.
• Murris

  A valuation of $1400.00 was placed on Lucy, Edward, Henrietta, Lee, and Murris.
• Munday
• Mrs. Trent
• Mrs. Tolly

  In the IAS Book 4, an entry under Charles E. Oliver, guardian of Ann Rosaltha, states, " To hire of girl Lavinia to Mrs. Tolly" with a value of $18.00.
• Mrs. Thomas
• Mrs. Stoner

  Mrs. Stoner purchased four enslaved people from Samuel Stoner.
• Mrs. Sinkle
• Mrs. Simmons

  Possibly related to, or one of, the following:
• Mrs. Saunders

  Mrs. Saunders is mentioned in a bill of complaint against Edward Watts, filed by William L. Morris, and on behalf of Martha Watts. The first division of enslaved people was divided between Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. Morris.
• Mrs. Sarah Hannah

  Patterson Hannah allotted the above enslaved people to Mrs. Hannah.
• Mrs. Robinson

  Wife of William Robinson.
• Mrs. Polleet
• Mrs. Niel
• Mrs. Murry

  Possibly related to, or one of, the following:
• Mrs. McKey